Ask around Garib-e-Newaz Avenue for a website, and you will hear 12,000 taka from a part-timer. A Sector 7 sign-board will say 2 lakh, for what sounds like the same site. The gap is overhead and guesswork, not the work. I am one senior developer, so my business website design price in Uttara is the build and nothing else. The floor is 50,000 BDT. Fixed tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, with custom work from 3,00,000 BDT. It is all laid out here.
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Maybe you run a trading firm near House Building, a diagnostic centre off Rajlakshmi, a restaurant in Sector 3 or a boutique in Diabari. Then you have already had the confusing version of this talk. One person quotes 12,000 BDT over WhatsApp in ten minutes. The next sits in a rented room above a Sector 11 pharmacy, with a sign-board that says "IT Solutions." He quotes 2 lakh and wants a meeting first. The business website design price in Uttara should not swing like that.
It is the same five pages and the same "business website," yet the price swings sixteen times. So you do what every sensible Uttara owner does. You assume everyone is guessing, and you start haggling. This page exists to end the guessing. Your price should be a number you can read, not a guess based on how prosperous your shop looks.
Here is how it honestly works. The 12,000 BDT quote is real. But it is a free WordPress template, someone else's photos and a person who is gone the week your contact form stops emailing. The 2 lakh quote is also real. But most of it is not your website. It is office rent on a Sector 7 main road and a sales salary. Then a freelancer in Mirpur does the build for a fraction of what you paid.
Neither number describes the work. Mine does. I am RH Fardin, a website designer and developer who has worked solo for about five years. The price below is the design and build hours of one senior hand. There is no template shortcut, no sales desk and no middleman to mark it up.
That is why I can hold a 50,000 BDT floor while a Sector 7 "company" quotes three times that. I carry no office on Garib-e-Newaz Avenue and no payroll. No account manager turns your voice note into someone else's first draft. A focused business site for an Uttara firm sits in the 50,000 to 1,50,000 BDT band. Truly custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. Think of a booking system, a multi-branch directory or a stock integration.
Every quote is fixed and written down before you pay a taka. You pay 50% when you sign the scope and 50% on the day the site goes live. You can pay by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer.
I will not win you on price by quietly cutting the work. In Uttara I have seen exactly where that ends. Below 50,000 BDT, I cannot plan the site with you around the customer holding a Realme on patchy 4G. I cannot design it, build it to load fast and put WhatsApp and bKash where your buyer expects them. I cannot set the on-page SEO so "near House Building" searches find you, and still stand behind it six months on.
If your budget is honestly under 40,000 BDT, I will say so on the first call. Then I will point you to a template builder. That is a straighter answer than a thin site with my name on it that you replace within a year.
Here are six things that hold at every tier. A business website design price in Uttara should describe the work your customer will use, not the office it was quoted from.
Your scope sets the price, not your sector. A five-page site for a firm on a Sector 7 main road costs 50,000 BDT. The same site for a shop in Diabari costs the same. You do not pay extra because your address looks like you can afford it.
Business website design in Uttara starts at 50,000 BDT, written here in the open. Nobody whispers it after sizing up your shop. The number does not climb because you mentioned a foreign supplier or sounded busy on the call.
Most of your Uttara visitors arrive on a mid-range Android over 4G. I design and test on those phones: Walton, Symphony, Redmi and Realme. So the site loads quickly and the buttons are thumb-sized, not just sharp on my laptop.
I place bKash and Nagad numbers and clear cash on delivery wording where an Uttara customer expects them. Nobody should have to DM you "kivabe pay korbo?" The answer is already on the page, in the right spot.
You get hand-written meta titles, schema, a sitemap and a Google Business Profile setup. So "near Rajlakshmi" or "Sector 11" searches show your business. They do not show the four lookalike sites a sales desk sold up your road.
You get the full number before we start, on one scope sheet: 50,000, 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT, or custom from 3,00,000. You pay 50% in advance and 50% on launch. No mid-project "oh, that feature is extra" that Uttara owners know too well.
Every few months, an Uttara owner messages me holding the wreckage of a cheap site. The story barely changes. Someone built it for 12,000 or 15,000 taka on a free theme. They dropped in stock photos and filler text nobody removed, and then disappeared. Then the contact form quietly stopped emailing. For three months, customer enquiries went nowhere, and the owner thought business was just slow.
The site crawls on the phone every customer uses. No login was handed over, so even a price change means paying someone to open a panel only they can reach. Add up the lost leads, the redo and the second payment to start from scratch. The 12,000 taka site often costs more than the 50,000 BDT one would have. And you lose a year of momentum on top.
So do not ask which quote in Uttara is cheapest. Ask what is inside it. Only a few honest things should move the price. How many pages have real content? Do you write the copy, or do I? Is it English only, or a proper Bangla and English build with real Bangla type? How complex is your catalogue or service list? Do you need bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz or a courier API like Pathao or Steadfast?
I keep hosting and the domain outside the build price on purpose, and I name the real figures up front. A .com.bd domain costs about 800 to 2,500 BDT a year. Business-grade hosting costs about 4,000 to 8,000 BDT a year. You buy both from the provider in your own name, with zero markup from me. Built that way, a 50,000 BDT quote stays 50,000 to launch instead of creeping to 80,000. And the site still stands the week after I hand it over.
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Here are the questions Uttara business owners send me before booking, answered straight. We start with the one everybody asks first.
The floor is 50,000 BDT for a focused business site of five or six pages: Home, About, Services or Menu, a gallery and Contact. You get a mobile-first design, WhatsApp and tap-to-call, a working form, bKash and Nagad details and basic on-page SEO. 90,000 BDT adds more pages plus a blog or a full Bangla and English build. 1,50,000 BDT covers a heavier site with landing pages per service and online order or booking requests. Custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. These are firm numbers.
Because neither number is the website. The 12,000 taka version is a free template, stock photos and a person who vanishes when the form breaks. The 2 lakh version is mostly a Sector 7 office's rent, a sales salary and a freelancer who builds it cheaply behind the scenes. I run a one-person studio, so my quote is the design and build hours and nothing else. That is why a serious business site lands between those two extremes and actually keeps working.
No. Scope sets the price: page count, features and integrations. Your postcode and how your shop looks never do. A five-page site for a firm on a Sector 7 main road costs 50,000 BDT. The same site for a boutique in Diabari costs the same. The whole point of this page is to kill the address markup. So I am not about to add one back based on where your office sits.
It is fine until it costs you. The cheap Uttara site is almost always a free theme with a form that silently stops emailing. You get no login, and the builder is unreachable in two months. Add the leads you never knew you lost and the cost to rebuild from zero. It usually ends up dearer than starting at 50,000 BDT. If your budget is honestly under 40,000 BDT today, I will tell you so and point you to a template tool. That beats a thin site you soon replace.
bKash, Nagad and a normal bank transfer in BDT all work. Foreign clients can pay by Wise or wire in USD. I never take full advance. You pay 50% when you sign the scope and 50% on the day the site goes live on your domain and you sign it off. On projects above 1,50,000 BDT, I can split it into three payments, with a middle one on design approval. You get a money receipt for every payment.
They sit outside the build price on purpose. I name the real figures up front, so nothing surprises you at launch. A .com.bd domain costs about 800 to 2,500 BDT a year. Business-grade shared hosting costs about 4,000 to 8,000 BDT a year. You buy both from the provider, in your own name, with no markup from me. That one choice is the difference between a 50,000 BDT quote that stays 50,000 and one that creeps to 80,000 by launch.
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